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r ~. .~ .: ..~ _. '. , r .~~:-- br., LET. !ors Terra of Fourteen Years from Michaelmas neat, THE CAPITAL BARTON and FARM of I) AW,TON, situate in the' Parish of Saint lifrocit, in .. he County of Cornwall ; cont,4ining upwards of 600 Acres of very good Arable. Meadow, Pasture Land, and Orchard,. to- Tether with extensive Rights of 'Common and Turhury on l'a*ton Commons, containing sepl'al thr.nisand Acres; now inthe occupation at Mr. Richard Clench. The Estatels situated within Two Miles of the Market ' Tbwn of Wadehridge., n t ae'lV ay ipble Tart or the giver Camel, whi.re the best Sea Sand, roi - manure, may be ob tained in the greatest abundante, and within Seven Miles of Bodinin, and Five of Saint Colunib , for which purpose a public Survey will be held at Wash away, near Bodrnin; on Tuesday, the 6th ri.y Of February - next, to ekegin precisely at Four. o'Clock in the Afkilloon. 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PRICE OF STOCKS THIS CAT AT TWILVt O'CLOCK. Consols for Opening 704 kecl. Ann. - - 69* T 1-1 jI SU N. IOLE/11 QUIS DICIICL TALSUP4 AVDZAT . LONDON, EATURVVI, DECEMBER 30-1809. BUONAPA RTE has frequently boasted, in his annual ExpOsitionS of, the affairs of France, that he will lay no additional burthens on his subjeBs to enable him to carry on the war. Nis assertions, of comae, ob tained implicit . credit froin the Opposition Writers in this country, who always indulged themselves with a•number of patriotic renditions-upon the in-' crease of Taxes in this country.—The faa is, how. eve!, that notw iihstanoing &To NAPARTE'S assertions, 'there has been every year, since the commencement of the war, a great increase in the Taxes of France. It is very well knoWn that the statement of the French Minister of Finances does not undergo arty .real in vestigation ; there are in France no Motions for rapers to confirm or reinte the statement; no Committees of Inquiry ; the Minister may there fore make what asertions he pleasei without the danger of deteEtiqn. But though no .public refutation 'can be given, yet every man- in every department of -France knows that there is every year a great augmennition of the Taxes. After the Budget, in which the Minister assures the People of France that nth fresh biirthen‘ s will be imposed, he writes to the heads of the different Departments, stating their portion of the general coutribution,u , blob is invariably _bleier-, than it was the year before, - if any of the Departments remonstrate upon this stir charge, the answer always given is, that Government has- been obliged to ditninish the contribution of some r other Department j(without naming -it) in. otiose . quenee of seine 'disaster it had sustained, but that the general revenue. must nor sn4r, and the una voidable deficiency of *me Departments must be made good by the btlieri. This there 1, - ; every year an actual, though trot a. nominal increase in - the Taxes of France. Thew Taxeai. too, are colleeted • with most unprecedented rigour. ".if - .farmer, from extreme poverty, leaves hii4and Uneultliated, his neighbours are bound tcy make. good, the sum. •hat tie wdnld have been liable to icy, if „his_ farm had been cultivated.. Upon tha 'Same prin ciple, is Parish una'rie its t (I . ,,;uta, it must he made up by the Pcpartrovnr: The 'caint quence is,, that the weight' of taxation fats 'with almost intolerable severity upon those wbo are able . to pay. 'There are other modes • of increasing, the Revenue, without. apparently augmenting the fixed taxes, viz. by demanding sums tor particular pur poses, such as :taking roa ls; widening buAl ing bridges, improving harbours, &c. and then applylog the surris so raisei.: to the general .expetl diture of Government. This system has bid the natural effe& at ale value of land throughout France. The corn !antis are not now of one third of the value that they were six years ago ; but the: depreciation of lands - employed for the growth of vines is infinitely greater. Deprived of all . resources from" foreign corornetce, and borne down by a severe and impressive system of taxation, the unfortunate Proprietors are reduced to the greatest misery.' In many plaCtls the lands are not cultivated at all, and in others the grapes are suffer-3 to rot on the trees, b.:cause they WCfald •not even pay the ex . . . pease of gatherins. We have f4ivsn in .another partof our : Paper the, substance of some private 2cconnts,recently received from Incl.ka. We {lope; .lo . wever, ghat they will be found to be ezaggerattd, .in many patienlars, • . We understand that an American Pule:: • • ,t• in town whif:h Cori tWiIS thtl CPIT-0 1 Pu,!*4' . Nltt4io!"YreAri, Mr. Sittra and Mr. JAcoisoN, and w 4 are to cored, from very respe6lable authority, that it is decidedly in favour of the latter ; but the Paper in -question 'had not reached our hand,' when Tuz SUN was put to press. On Wednesely evening Lord St. FIf.LENS arrived at Win - Asor on a ,visit to their MkJESTIES. His Lordihip - rode out on morning with MAJESTY, Princesses .A...cfG:Ls3:A And .SOPIIIA, twelve. o'clock. His MAJEITY and PRINCESSES, were aiso accntbmnied t) .. y Lady - ELY.' Generals SPX . NCER and . CA'aTwa - ,GRT, and Colonel TAYLOR, Princes.; Al, SLIA re - mains In, the same state, and is const 9tly . vlsited by The tatt , ,tr and PatNcFssEs.; 'His', - 'ii4trt OR regularly` to every day; And s . tays wt h ner - unwards of an4itiitr, Dr. Po..rs +daily, attend nOr 1,10±74 Hi hue PrncessMAßt feaicle: constantly yeikh the Prin zesi AMELIA, and never ';eaves.her. ,.-, .. ''' : = License hAye' been „gtantcd to shills ' oceeding f . irs ;I;iallast to France; -•atitiivrettyrsing if.ift• grain, iloui,' and burr stonos, ftit sit:Ai, fort.igri vessel ..=., hael'before hrovgh: t'iese 'borrinicAliti3s,;;;errnittior ihem to ioarl 44th Britif.ll 'rranufaduree, and Bri tis:h or foreisn colonial p::ooace, 4311. to deir.;:t with f! . ;h carzces to .Vraiae-auklliollanA . . - : ~---- - • •"...i;!;f1t4;-T-:?;`,,-,,..A441 - * ' ; • f N 4.VAL NEWs. • • PORTSMOUTIi, Dec. 2y.—Carne into the har bour tbe brig Funny, PROUTING master, from Lou don to Cadiz, lildcal with nzercbaudite. Arrived the Stag, CARPENTEIt, from Newcastle, bound to Guernsey ; the. Samuel, West Indiaman, Sucttßui, and the London, BOUDEN, both from London; the former for.Barbadoes, and the latter for Te;gnmouth.. Came in the William and Anne, PARK., frOlll JpswicL to Liverpool, laden with malt. Arrived the Mayflower, MAOIcx, from London for Corl6 .the llrothers, BUM; Fame, DICKENSON ; Rush and Dragon ; iurora, COPE j and Juliana, from London ; the Penelope:, DAWSON, from Sun'. derland ; Hope,. STONE ; Hope, from , Dolt ford; the Clio, SMITH, from Flushing ; and the Meutbury, from. Sunderland. Came into the harbour this evening the skip Lord Catlcart, No. 17, from Riga, last :imp the Downs. PLYVOUTH, DEC. 28::—AlTiVCd its ItlJ.lesty's ships Vanguard and Ccesar from flushing, Sailed his Majesty's ship Areti4u4a on a cruize; DEAL, DEC. 2g.—Put back the Vesuvius bomb, with the convoy of transports that passed the back of the Goodwiti Sands yesterday: • . . . . . Yesterday a Court was held .at the East India House, where all the DkreCtol•d 'were assembled to . receive •the Persian EnVor -M - ..trordinary, MIRZA ABDUL Hassarr. The'paages were covert.....d i.v.ith . matting; and the stairs- withlreen baize.. At two o!cloCk, - his ExcelletiCy, accompatied..by Sir °xs • OdgELtY, MeilMaUDder, Ath„.MO r titit and S.9ite b W3S received at the portico :by the . Hon. W. F . t.rc 7 4 LatiTON ELPHINST9N4 Al4a . SirinaCqiilLCS M,0 7 - CALFB; .Bart. : wt o, with: Colonel: . StruTta, in com mand of _'the -flank Compatiles of. the 4ayil East- India_Brlnile,..4bn.dated lis ExCellency to - the Court Room, where 'be- was feeeivecl - by theCkirman and 'Deputy (CitAa.i.ti GaAn.r... and -W1L1,41.7 , 1 , .. . ~,. .... •_ A5T41.t.. 3 .Estits.) - --.; ' After ifie forMs...of irrtroduflioni-IttivExcellencr. 1 1 engaged in corlye‘r;atien , xitl.; the'EtiFieviis, theopgh the ineditim Of Sir.Ol)RE QusELii; for near, halt an. hour, when ,'he wa s by . the court - to the Museum, Where Di. Wacky:a, the tomppy's Li- , brartan,, exhibited the various curiosities altd scate...: Eastern manuscripts contained therein,- -with which his Excellency appeared highly gtatiOed, ail.d.great ii surprised. - ' '.. . - - He then proceeded to the Committee of Corte-, spondence-rooM, in .which the'Pidture of his Persian 1 1 ,1ajii.stvc. presented by that Sovereign to the East India-Company, *As placed, which his Excellency perceiving,•instanti !i:wade a .prfpfqugct obiisqlice t o ; .;1-o,ele•gant cpilat: A t prepared, af,wkrah:his".FaL cellency and Suiie , rtook, tbe . Eand playing several military Airs in the. Court adjoining; to which L:s Eicellehcy psid the must marked Nterition, it being the first time 130 had hearkany European Martial Music. On his F4nenencx's I:,eturn to his carriage., at ~ , >.O minutes before four, he' was Woli.A by, ttlF, troops Unit - tz all the passages, and repeatedly cheered by the rininerous speclators,:w - bich.the - splendour and 04) 7 %city of the stelae 'had attraaed. ' . , , , _ The new Legation to Spain will be Convoked of the fellowing Gentlemen ;-- 1 -The Right Honourable Hivoiy• a L LE Y Envoy Extraordinary and Pieriliotentiaq ; CHARLES VAVOH.AN, Secretary of Legallon ; 13,1?,a05.5 5 CAMAq,'Vsq. PriYate Secretary; Mr. iilasaitni, Surgeon. • . • : 'The Hon. ROBERT CLivg, second son of the earl rowis x wild went out to' Sink) witbAirk SyDEN HANi, and' returns - 4 to kkngland with Mariluis WEL . - tssLur and Lord WALPOLE, also accompanies Mr. H. IVELt„ist. to, Spain; but, not we beliem, in any official•capacity. Major Atirls:ientAG is appointed one of the Milt tary 'Ae•ii.s in Spain, ;end accompanies . his friend Mr. NAt ELLESLEY in . the i . cartie:thip whir:. carries the Envoy to that counry. FIQOKTIANT FREER. May be shortly expea,ed in Englano..' He was waiiing-'ktie arrival of la frigate which *been promised blot by Admiral Ponv.is - for his conycya,nce home, upp . n lijs giving •up the ..pgnegai to Lai d A EL7i,EziLEY. • it` ikras the tst Battalion of the f.Oth regiment that Deal on' Nyedutsclay frc.tn hushing. The ni,,nt:or of m.:ln landed w gookhealth was 250, and tl.4r; now occupy Silyer Hill Rareicks: 'This dist, tinpished Corps 7 00 s, the lipt Which lef'4 'reit, 'performed the important duty Of rear-., guard. Ai t iickbeiong,ing to this Battalion, who were sent 'to England, have nearly all recovered, there is little doubt .. that they will be soon ready fiat service again. • • * - • Yesierday a, letter watt received from Jamaica,- . dared ti e 3,oth of Oclober, inentioning that Guada dalonpe contimitd• to be 'Wal3/..blockeded by our • squadron, which was in dallid . xPeEtation of the ap= penance of the French :;hips of from Europe. Provisions were •very scarce at G,iiadaloupe. It is adrled, that the row-boat privateers'frotn' That Island_ had been very destruai;e, to our tracte in the West` Indies., • , , 'Some letters came to nano yesterday frcn Rot terdam, more favourable in, their 'contents than tha,t-- we quoted Yesterday. It is supposed that the Coin ships from that port will sail with the first fair 'wind,. without obstruaiorr from political interference. Some 4confusion arisen in the- harbours of Holland and else'where, from the appointment of new French Douaniers- 7 1.1,e'msent. Officers being willing to avail therniv . .of every advantage Wore the arri val of their,-WaCckessors, who were (tail , ' expeCed. .14toremP.Ni'.;—On Thuriday everting, during the absence of her relations,' a young' Lady in pos dasion of considerableproperty, attended by a,faith-'- fu,l reinale servant; eloped with . a Naval Officer.frorn, her residence in the neighbourhood of Mancheater-' . e • c ' t „n r- .** . IND 7.4. Private . acconnts, received by the SoMhay, Communicate inteliigencf pleasant riaiiire: they not only Cot 19;2t4)Atiop; of thesexistetiZe of a standing between the Civil Goliel theludi'an Presidencies and the MI psrtieillar not generally .known in one of the Company's regiments 1 sensed itself of the fort of Mssulipai - mending Officer of the regimen! boen'previously placed under arret The accounts do not state, whc been subsequently surrendered though mention is made, that after divide the regimenty - ordering sl from it, Colonel atalcolm had Northward with conciliatory propos; turned to Madras without effect his mission. As the immediate cir led-tops - this extraordinary measure rately explained, we forbear to not, think it right to advert thus gene] 1:1 circulation, in the expeEtdtion thorities in this country, who ha counts from tOdia, may give suel in their possession in respe& to transaaion„ and relieve the minds r great anxiety. - . The obncxicus• afficers;who have taken an a&ive share in the morials within their respeflive CO! according to, foregoing aceoun, sequence accounts, eredto the President of taking their - passage to Europe Madras.; and one of them, an • tion and family, had been sent Poonamallei, the depot of the prisoners. • The Governor-General had dei in Ahis.state of things, to address ; the:coastarmy, consisting of sixt: pages, conveying his sense of dm body in - Very energetic language. fessed not.to be dietated . by - any -it isnot to be wondered -that it w; any conciliatory died. Some pe entertain apprehensions, that HO' takingcliantage of the present . tk Lary, might make a sudden errupl pany'S territories. But ouch a cir& it might in some 'Tespeetibedep) -the means of immediately uniting parties now unhappily divided, an, mutual force against the commo) ever some of the Company's Oft( thetnelfesaggriev.ea by certain speattO tyeir allowances and ec4 ttsfoo .would exert ev the - do.ulity4aitt4 the effort; of tic enemies:' If we have any arises ftorn the posiible effect of diftience4 on the minds of-the the example thy would seem ti tnust not be forgotten, that ta cipally look for the detence of . signs. Letters from-Bombay a15..0 tug,' rates in !ho.I. Persian Galph, owing the local vvernment in that ed to a most tormidahle body, theiradepreclatoiy wdrfare with More than u 131 barhatity:- Ti wood, had been recently capture' gets and crew most inhumanly of captures v -so extensive, as tietation of the subject on the ati bay Government. A naval and in consequqncq' been eidcred GulPh. Three hives, with n and a Oarfof the 64th regiineut Sepoys - and artillery, had been Bur the arrangerocotl for 'force to the proposed, scene Duel prosecuted; that the monsoon so ,edition sailed,' 'from hat bol ports were likely to re„Tain in than two months. • Thta delay, the Government time to cOsid , of the force intended to, ha+ie. br objets in view, an may possib' large the scale of the arrangeolei stated, in, round numbers, 12,00 seven o'clock on Wednesday i'n ver, where,a, nuraerons party bled, intortriatiott,havirig heel fine fo4 had ; bee:limn ,there.. tan the ground, thehoundi in a ti,eled a fine dog fox, which brush for upwards of half, au It nard, finding himself so elb•Iel . draM, :out of which he, was c: ditficti(iy, and was taken alive derrne a complete utrve4:..by. t ordered to be bagged for anoth , ohe present promising to atten THE THE&TH.E.The Tra again drew a very numefons Oars • jast night, ar the Monarch with meet, and energy: the .whole critie4 -prAie-ision, with animate mat be said. of CHAPLIN 1 (. 4! ..refddriee ;tl-o,ie extent ar,,i.nal We untitagain bear tribute t Managers, who - amidst all their losses, have brought forward th a stele of beau and magnified r poetical. merit. It has been anachronism in this splencloui - 4e, end, indeed, it must be 4 ii thin the allegation, but - As - it the' eye as well as to strike ti taste of the .age demands soh 'erre' May be easily overlbokei Royalty will at all times be in oence in this country, if relati, Monarchs, however remote 11 enee,. and' hoN4ever . si'mple the Judging, froth the effe4l df thf tiarlepo4 1)11 - 14r, or the Hai g, rid a; ityAkt . lw audience, it is 'arothei Drothi;- Goose to ate-, fn to i,mieruaty them, for- t] , . , .., 1, . ,;,. :• 1),, ..,,,"-' .....; . rv* 1 - • t : , e late artlvals fre).- ) - :e of a moist of *. . „. agr Infirm the prev;ou. 4..-• sror seriou's rnisunder ~, !rnment of one 0 r en lilitary, but add ::: pre; ~ , ...utie 1 this country, tha -.-, : ,,,i nti: had forcibly pos -,: ' ; , ,i tat , sum. The Corn ;,-. '..„. ~ it is said to hay -: I nii Est by the soldiery „, it 4 ether the fort Fax ',':lii by the mutineers ..-- ,24; , 4 , er a vain attempt t - -, ,a: small detachtuen ~ r been sent ~to th- ;.•,•n posajs, and had re aioethe purport o' sett rcumstances whic • r are not tery accu .-,,( rice them ;,•but v.i= , !rally to the repot ., , fior that the proper au , , tea ave very recent ac .: tat„ ;la particulars as ar 0 this unfortuna ,--,, • ~,.,: of individuals fr 0..., ~,,.,; I.' ...► were suppoied t i circulation of ruff i .. , rnmands, ancilwh:- t.ll- - been in coup 1 ,-., Icy;for the purpose , ~ lair pe, had arrived at ~,. lna: Officer. of distinc- for t- in close arrest to 3 , French and Dutch . , l ilt hs t :erned it necessary, f or a detached order to 1 _, ;& ty-eight manuscript.] fro , to late aets of that, ` A o s nc th il i ja s t r paper ysp i prod- rii 0, s r was unattended bit . ~ persons affected tat- 11, 1 „, tlkar aod scindiabi •; t,,4 temper of the 441' l 'O l , tion into-the cow ! b as ratimatance,o9uo 1 ''•l pi - ; •iireeated,, would b° i in a firm band they ' ! ;td of directing th 4 to ion enemy. Howe tip t ficers may conceive l'hi regulations in- r f -, , :onctny, We are sal h t ., very netvo to retail , . ~ ( . .foreign or domes;. ar at this season, .it 011 I these unfortnnatl ' , • native troops, and ~ „,,, t to hold out; for . .r .t- 4;: then we Must r . P . :# our Indian pos,-:- . . , . Mention, that toe p' • : -tg to the supinenel luarter, had incrf i. and had . -carried or• hl-. .nosual, success, irnc , I'he Minerva Hop' ' . red, and her Passer , ' y treated. The li 3ll 1' . sto force the consi! , 4 i , ttention of the top 3 • i 1 tf ad Military force 104- qo to proceed to the . , kt numelous transports" : .1: : , i, with a detachrnert ',, ,1 \• f ; n dzstined to this set;; !..; 4 4; r the dispatO n'i this ctioil • Were so S l°l Y l' ; ' lSt in liefore the a%.: )tk.r, so that the, Ha* demurrage or mor* • ', however, will gr; Met: cif the adequka4, item employed to ,-,. . . 147 lead them to . ent. The kairatcs„att Co men, ..............,, , ~ harriera went ont 4:, 1 , notning.to Farley Co-* t 4 Gentlemen assem 4, :n given them. that A Tice acentiv,arig vitA- : ; 4 few Minutes unken-• they ran cloit;,10 his 1 lour,, whin'poor Rept, ly pursued, took to m ' extricated with gret ~: i ; and after haying !.i.'t' ' tile-sportsmen,td %Val - ter •day -7 ,5, sport, gver i ! id. ' - . . iT.. of King i Liz -audience to Covent nd KEMBIS. sustaine• . 1 4 ,g1' eat dignity, itiog t'., indeed, manifes t ed, tad elfed. - The same &NIBLE'S Edgar ; vv i ti.s. - Iture of the charaa2'• to the liberality of tho' it recent troubles an admirable dratua t nt !nee suitable tols.bi&i..v said that' then 'is a' Ii- v t scenery,. dri„ , - , : - .3, idriiitted th it there ii." t h necessary to chart:: the mind, and as the maething slies.ty, - tire, !d, and we hop..: that_' nvested •,.c . oli triagniii- I-, it to one of our own .‘ the perio sot hi exit- ,is e tnarni:is or has iige.., le new:PAntomirne cat : oi 1 , .unted,-iiiell, topt.ltl iLd".; likely :a prove aiITI- ,5 " Pr(414101'4, a.n.i InoY, their: l ).lA autforinA3.. , . - . .4